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Subject Matter

What is the term for paintings or drawings that represent subjects or scenes from everyday life? _______

What is a drawing or painting that contains an arrangement of inanimate objects as its subject matter? ________

What is a drawing or painting that features the face or full-figure of a person, persons, or sometimes animals? _______

What is the style of art that has a specific subject matter, but the elements of art are simplified, changed or exaggerated? _____________

What is this artwork an example of? _______________

What style of art has no recognizable subject matter such as trees, flowers, or people? _____________

What is the subject matter of this painting? _____________________

What is this artwork an example of? ____________ Jaune Quick-to-See

What is the subject matter of this Janet Fish painting? _________